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Table 1 First and second degree statistics of rye testcross progenies

From: Genetic architecture of complex agronomic traits examined in two testcross populations of rye (Secale cereale L.)

Traits

Parental mean

Testcross progenies

1

2

Mean

σ G 2

σ GxE 2

σ e 2

h2

Pop-A

Plant height [cm]

118.6

118.0

117.9

7.5**

3.4**

8.3

0.87

Yield-related traits:

 

Grain yield [Mg ha-1]

8.33

7.95

8.18

0.035**

0.074**

0.077

0.70

TKW [g]

35.3

34.5

34.6

1.0**

0.9**

0.9

0.85

Single ear weight [g]

2.01

2.06

1.98

0.01**

0.01**

0.01

0.63

Quality-related traits:

 

Test weight [kg]

69.7

70.0

70.2

0.45**

0.4**

0.2

0.88

Falling number [s] a

173.3

174.0

171.8

62.2**

124.9**

345.1

0.44

Total pentosan content [%]

10.10

9.89

10.04

0.04**

0.08**

0.04

0.65

Soluble pentosan content [%]

2.29

2.25

2.29

0.002**

0.01**

0.01

0.33

Protein content [%]

9.55

9.53

9.51

0.02**

0.09**

0.06

0.48

Starch content [%]

61.53

61.61

61.62

0.23**

0.23

0.17

0.77

Pop-B

Plant height [cm]

117.4

112.4

115.6

12.0**

4.5**

6.3

0.92

Yield-related traits:

 

Grain yield [Mg ha-1]

8.44

7.33

7.82

0.037**

0.087**

0.071

0.70

TKW [g]

35.1

33.8

34.0

0.9**

0.9**

0.8

0.85

Single ear weight [g]

1.93

1.94

1.92

0.003**

0.005**

0.01

0.52

Quality-related traits:

 

Test weight [kg]

69.9

71.8

70.9

0.8**

0.4**

0.3

0.92

Falling number [s] a

185.6

175.2

180.7

35.8**

41.0*

302.9

0.39

Total pentosan content [%]

10.32

10.35

10.30

0.04**

0.09**

0.04

0.63

Soluble pentosan content [%]

2.33

2.18

2.22

0.003**

0.01**

0.01

0.46

Protein content [%]

9.70

10.0

9.81

0.06**

0.08**

0.05

0.74

Starch content [%]

61.40

61.45

61.53

0.44**

0.23

0.14

0.88

  1. Means of parents (1 = Lo115, 2 = Lo90 in Pop-A and Lo117 in Pop-B, respectively) and each of 220 testcross progenies of two populations (Pop-A, Pop-B), estimates of variance components (genotype, σ G 2; genotype x environment interaction, σ GxE 2; error, σ e 2), and entry-mean heritabilities (h2) for agronomic and quality traits evaluated across six to ten environments.
  2. aAnalysis across 5 environments.